Sentence examples for thwart law from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill, the lead prosecutor, called the filings "gibberish" whose purpose was to thwart law enforcement.

Dr. Lipton also said the scheme could thwart law enforcement agencies.

With bitcoin, its very design may make it possible for its support community to move to thwart law enforcement or any resale of the digital tokens.

He presented himself as a master of the deft bureaucratic maneuver, both in his dealings with internal family rifts and with other crime clans, and in his efforts to thwart law enforcement.

A long-time opponent of anti-cruelty laws, King has tried to thwart laws cracking down on dog fighting, laws that help pets and their owners during natural disasters, and more.

He ignored a study indicating that in a hefty 40 percent of domestic extremist plots that were thwarted, law enforcement had help from Muslims.

The brother of the fugitive Boston mob figure James J. Bulger, 73, plans to plead guilty on April 10 to charges that he lied to a grand jury and thwarted law enforcement efforts to find his brother, his lawyer said.

But teams from the Minerals Management Service MMSS) have been dispatched to examine the region's rigs, and in particular their blowout preventers.Climate of concernMeanwhile, if lobbying by BP and other oil companies in recent years is shown as some suspect to have thwarted laws that might have made things safer, the oil industry's reputation will suffer still more.

Still, the President's attempt to thwart this law by dismissing Stanton led directly to his impeachment the following year.

The policy shift is playing out as the nation's biggest lenders face heightened scrutiny from federal and state regulators for enabling online payday lenders to thwart state law.

Ongoing Republican efforts to thwart the law, including the current attempts to defund it, are opposed by a majority -- but are popular among Republicans, especially those who identify with the tea party movement.